I had this photo printed at Costco, and on the back I put President Monson's 3 R's of Choice. I went with an Alice and Wonderland Theme. I was reading through Pres. Monson's talk titled the 3 R's of Choice and he referenced the movie Alice and Wonderland when she meets the Cheshire cat on the pathway and asks which way to go. I found the clip on you tube (only 3 min long), downloaded it and showed it to the class. After we watched the clip, I asked them if they ever felt like Alice did, not knowing which direction to take. I then made this relation and put it on the board: Alice=You Cheshire Cat=Influences Path=Consequences Conscience/Moral Compass= Our Values I have a print out of these at the end of this post. It was nice to put them on the board as a Visual Reminder to the girls. After we had talked about all of this, I then made a quiz for the girls to fill out. I wanted to teach them that when we understand our values, we can understand what choices to make. We actually went through the quiz together. I stopped on every question, added my thoughts and asked for experiences and feedback. It turned out incredibly wonderful! I also used some of the talk by President Monson, when appropriate. As a hand out, I bought some Little Debbie cakes and wrote on them with Frosting: "Eat Me", just to go with the Alice and Wonderland theme. I wrapped them in cellophane and added this vintage Alice tag. If you want any of the printables, you can find them listed below: Alice and Wonderland Visual Aid for board Who am I Values Quiz 3 R's of Choice for back of picture Vintage Alice Tag Alice and Wonderland Video from You Tube- (to dowload the video, click on the url address and type in the word "kiss" in front of the "you" in youtube. It takes you to another site that will let you download it. Click "run" and select the quality. So simple and it works!!!) Alice and Cheshire Cat Picture with Quote- You should be able to right click and save to your computer. And if you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment! My lesson was so successful and I presented it in memorable way using characters that were familiar to them.